05-17-2019, 02:16 PM
(05-15-2019, 08:57 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Personally, I think that one sentence speaks loudly. Being able to learn the play book, and demonstrate what is supposed to happen in those plays is nothing to be taken lightly. NFL offenses are complex, and require as much cerebral focus as they do physical output. For a rookie minicamp, I'd say that's about as glowing a review as he could get. (granted, it would have been nice to hear some specific examples cited)
Exactly, you can be a physical freak like Malik Jefferson but it doesn't matter if you don't have the mental aspect as we saw last season. Sample already having the football acumen is a great start to go along with his already great blocking, he has a strong foundation, more than i can say for some of the vets we had starting last year.
A little off subject of Sample but i love hearing about what Callahan is saying about the O-line and having all kinds of different combinations with Glenn possibly playing LG with Jonah at LT and the Centers playing Guard and the Guards playing Center. Really refreshing instead of just putting players in one spot and not keeping our options open like it always seemed before, have to adjust and i am hearing this from our new coaches.
